Morrall's Passing Leads Giants
Morrall completed 14 of 20 passes for 185 yards and a touchdown to lead the New York Giants to a 17 7 win over the Detroit Lions in the Yale Bowl. The 46 811 crowd watched Morrall spark a perfect Giants record at 3-0 while Detroit fell to 0 2 1. Other Saturday NFL results included Chicago over Washington 24 10, Cleveland 42 3 over Atlanta, Minnesota 24 10 over Los Angeles, Dallas 21 3 over Green Bay, and Pittsburgh 34 17 over San Francisco. AFL games saw Boston 21 10 over Oakland and Kansas City 31 21 over San Diego in Anaheim. Namath 31 14 over Miami and Buffalo 28 16 over Houston.
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Koufax Wins 20th as Degenerative Elbow Limits Pitches
Sandy Koufax records his 20th victory despite an arthritic left elbow that causes him severe pain and prompts ice baths and cortisone shots. He confines St. Louis to six hits and fans 10, while the Dodgers’ offense plates all runs early. Other NL games see Pittsburgh, Houston, San Francisco and New York winning, with stars like Clemente and Hart contributing big nights.
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Allen Triumphs In Langhorne Qualifier At Lebanon
Wee Willie Allen of Auburn New York edged Ralph Chittenden Lebanon by a third of a lap to win the Langhorne Qualifier at Lebanon Valley Speedway earning a spot in the Langhorne Open Championship in October. Barry Purdy captured the 15 lap special class feature as Bennington fans cheered, with Chuck Ely and John Miller runners up.
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Weekend Win Streak for Barry Purdy at Fairmont and Lebanon
Barry Purdy of Bennington closed his weekend with a midseason Hobby feature win at Fairmont Speedway earning the track midseason championship. The same night at Lebanon Valley Speedway he won his class feature for the second straight week. Purdy beat Graham Trude of Orwell, with Charlie Towsley of Manchester second. Vince Quinnville won the 25 lap sportsman feature, Dick Nephew of Moors, N.Y. second narrowly behind.
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Baseball Standings From The League Update
Washington leads with seven wins while California trails at four. Chicago shows three, Cleveland two, Boston six, Minnesota four, New York seven, Kansas City three, Detroit nine, and Baltimore four.
Mt Anthony High football players to receive gear at 4 p.m
Mt Anthony High football players will be issued uniforms at 4 p.m. today. Coach Ron Reeves said Friday that all players should bring their gear for a light workout.
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Ralston Reigns As Hall of Fame Titlist
Dennis Ralston defeated Dennis Richey in the 1966 Tennis Hall of Fame final in Newport Rhode Island 14-12 11-9 8-6 in a three hour 10 minute marathon. Richey a 19 year old from San Angelo Texas battled cramps but Ralston wore him down with steady play to claim the title.
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Wilson Uses Simple Windup To Gain Sixth Straight Win
Earl Wilson dominates with a simple windup boosting his record to 15-9 as Detroit routs Baltimore 8-4 behind five Tiger home runs including Wilson’s fifth of the year. Ferrell credits the windup change for the resurgence. Wilson belts his 10th complete game, while Orioles’ Frank Robinson homers for his 38th. Chicago tops Cleveland 3-2. Boston edges Minnesota 6-4. New York defeats Kansas City 7-3. Washington beats California 7-4.
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California Teen-Agers Star at Swim Meet
California teen-agers led a record-smashing run at the 16th National AAU swimming and diving championships in Lincoln. Nine world records and 15 American marks fell, with standout times by Don Scholander, Patty Caretto, Mike Burton, Claudia Kolb, and others as Lipman hailed the meet as one of the greatest.
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Sal's Sets Softball Finalists With 13 4 Win
Sal's overwhelmed Locals 13 4 Sunday to clinch a spot in the YMCA softball finals. In the second game Union Carbide edged Locals 12 11. Carbike faces Cushman tonight to decide Sam's championship opponent, with rain shifting the date to Tuesday if needed.
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Lions and Rotarians stage charity softball game at league field
Lions and Rotarians filled the Little League field Sunday to raise money for Bennington Little League. Left shows Lion Dick Long helping Rotarian Tom Cook off the field while Dick Pembroke crosses home for a Lion run. The Lions won 11 to 9.
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